A wrong note got past review
Example · wrong-answer check · AI scribe · 20 scenarios × 8 runs
The free session
One call with your product owner and one engineer. We pick one AI feature and work out the five ways its answers could be wrong that matter most, and what is meant to catch each one.
No system access needed · no preparation · no obligation
A wrong note got past review
Example · wrong-answer check · AI scribe · 20 scenarios × 8 runs
A model update broke a safety check
Example · model-update re-check · same 20 scenarios re-run
Illustration. Example values from a fictional project, not a client engagement.
Who should come
The session works best with the person who owns the feature and one person who knows how it is built.
The person who can say what the feature is for, and what a harmful answer would look like for your users.
Someone who knows where the model’s answer enters your product and what happens to it next.
Optional. In a specialist field, the person who knows what “wrong” means saves the most time.
No slides and no sales pitch. It is a working session, and the output is yours.
The one where a wrong answer would matter most. One feature, properly, beats five in passing.
Something left out, a detail invented, a value swapped, an unsafe suggestion, no answer at all.
For each one: what in your product is meant to catch it? Sometimes the honest answer is nothing yet.
Which of those safeguards has anyone actually tested, and when?
What you leave with
You get something useful from the 45 minutes whether or not we ever speak again.
The scenario map
One page: five failure scenarios, the risk behind each, the safeguard meant to catch it, and whether it is tested today. Yours to keep.
An honest read
Where you are already covered, and where you are not. If you do not need us, we will say so.
None. The map is yours. Many teams take it away and close the gaps themselves, and that is a good outcome.
The next step is a fixed 10-day first engagement: we build the full scenario set, record a baseline, feed wrong answers in at the seam on your staging environment, and hand over the evidence pack.
No. The session is a conversation. System access only comes into it if you go ahead with an engagement, and then only to staging.
Then the map shows you where to put them, in priority order. That is worth knowing before a customer or a buyer finds out for you.
45 minutes with your product owner and one engineer. Five failure scenarios for one AI feature, the safeguard meant to catch each, and what is tested today.